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Dark matter as non-standard fundamental particle should be
weakly interacting, and expected to leave no signals or energy deposits in
the detectors at the LHC. While 'observing absence' being the signature of
their presence, any study to determine the properties of these heavy,
neutral, stable missing particles remain complex. Recently, there has
been a great deal of theoretical efforts to explore the properties of dark
matter particles at the LHC. In this talk, I discuss some progress on
it lately. |